Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-07-23
LOCAL 6REWTi6S.

W. ltlN TINS iiA'iiAilE A''i N''h
ance.
Mrs. Carrie y. Hudson. of Cincinnati, is
visiting friends here.
Mr.. Chas. Goldberg left yesterday tor
Detroit and the lakes.
All the express companies are doing n
heavy business IA all points.
The |. b. n W. will have 81 excursion
to Niagara Falls. August 9th.
Mrs. VIM. Hetfermsn and little daughter
srr visiting at Champaign. Ills.
Mr. Joe Jacobs left this morning I" join
his family who are at Putin Bay.
Mr. VIM. 5 Eakins leaves Monday for
Cincinnati 10 be gone several weeks.
Passenger business out of the city to-day
was light. Plenty of local business.
Mrs. Spain and Mrs. Snodgrass. Of
Mechanicsburg, O., are in the city today.
One of the brakemen on train 80 On the
l. Il. X W. had his hand mashed AT L Crbana
this morning.
The Bee Line will sell half rate tickets
TO Cleveland next week for those who wish
to attend the races.
Dr. Grants little six-weeks odd baby
died this morning of cholera intantum.
Funeral tomorrow afternoon.
General Agent Roche says the |. Il. H..
W. will run another excursion Ia old bald
headed Ludlow Falls very soon.
Mrs J. l.. KiSsel lett Friday morning
for indianapolis. where she will spend sev-
eral weeks with her brothers.
Superintendent Van Tassell has been in
Sandusky for several days on railroad bus
iness. He returned home last evening.
Complaint was made AT police headquar-
t.rs Friday afternoon that August Cieager.
of Lagonda avenue. was harb0ring Vic
ious dog.
The Saengerfest will b- held in Colnm-
bus on the 5lsi, and the |. B. n W. Will
run an excursion 10 accommodate those
who want 10 90.
Mrs. T. j. kirkpatrick and little daugh-
ter, Hazel. will join her sister. Mrs. A. NJ.
Crothers, at Urbana today. for visit Ia
friends over Sunday.
An unknown man stepped into the Office
of Dr. Miranda last evening and had his
hand dressed up He had mashed it II little
bit but of no consequence.
Miss Stella Bimkerd, who has been visit
ing Miss Maude Miles, of south Limestone
street. for the past week. left for her home
IN Dayton this afternoon.
Dr. ]. F. Marlay, pastor Of the First NJ.
+. church at Nenia, will write the life ot
the late Rev. Granville Moody. ID. D., AT
the request Of Dr. Mooiy'S family.
A merry party consisting of Garrett Bill
low and Miss Ella Simpson, Miss Laura
Dye, of Moberly. Mo. and George lupfer,
spent helightful day at Yellow Springs.
Mr. Niutfer. master mechanic of the c.
W. X b. railroad shops at Portsmouth,
Ohio, has been in the city for few days
visiting his sister, Mrs. {. II. Leuty, OF
2i0 west Columbia street.
( Miss Goldberg went 10 Canton on Friday
/ to visit her sister. She was accompanied,
BY Miss Saunders. who will stay there for \
few weeks and then return Ia her home IN
Toronto, Canada.
The funeral of Mr.. VIM. }. Willard will
take place from the house, No. 81 south
/ Factory street, at $50 O'Clock Sunday af'
ternoon. Services conducted by Rev. DIR.
Runyan. Friends invited. Inte:ment al
Ferncliff.
/ Mr.. ID. f. Hardy, who has been travelling
( through the east in the interest of Cham
pion firm for the past three months, has re
| turned home. Mr.. Hardy says he gained
owe twenty-five pounds during his trip, and
looks we'll
/ DIR. William Runyan, of Springfield, was
/ h ,re today and being cordially welcomed
I b; his numerous friends, We notice witt
/ great pleasure that the doctor still wears his
Blaine hat, which is both significant and
becoming. gazette.
/ Little Walter NJ, youngest son of Dr.
! George ID. and Mrs Jessie NJ Grant died
/ Friday evening at 5 O'Clock, and the funeral
services were held this afternoon at a,
the residence, at $40 south Market street.
The bereaved family have the sincere con
dolence of their many friends.
Dick Wilhelmane. infant daughter OF J.
J. and Minnie Behold. died July % at
their home, No l3 north Plum street, of
cholera infantum. Funeral from the house
Sunday at o'clock. services conducted by
Rev. Knsth. lnterment at rerncliff. Friends
invited
Mr.. l.. b. Allison, who was arrested on
several charges, viz: disOrderly, assault and
pointing loaded revolver at a policeman,
pleaded not guilty before Judge Young this
afternoon and gave bond. +. $. Wallace
esq, represents him. and his ease will be
heard next Friday afternoon.
A special railroad rate is made 10 the
Seventeenth battery boys who will attend
the reunion here oi one and One-third fare.
They must buy full fare ticket here and
bring certificate from the selling agent 81
they can secure return ticket fur one
third fare, or one cent per mile.
AN ounce of prpyention is worth a mound